Sentence examples for generating perplexity from inspiring English sources
Also, there may be confusion on the policy implications of different paradigms that are conflicting or incompatible with each other, thus generating perplexity and, in several cases, inaction or changes of direction at mid road in the implementation phase.
The contrasting results of available clinical trials in recent years have generated perplexity amid concerns that glucose-lowering therapies, under certain circumstances, might even be detrimental.
On the other hand, in an article appearing in China Daily, David Gosset of the China Europe International Business School said the award was "a sad paradox, a prize without any real winner, which generates mistrust and perplexity when understanding and clarity are most needed".
However, in turn, these fears and concerns also reflect the perplexity generated by the inevitable presence of values in a medium – such as the one represented by the CPGs – that is apparently exclusively reserved for the so-called objectivity of facts.
Zweig generates tremendous suspense by evoking the perplexity of the boy's mind, as his vengeful actions threaten to have disastrous consequences that he cannot understand.
Her mother and brother, Ms. Steen said, sat in silent perplexity.
The perplexity was understandable.
The perplexity seems genuine.
Notwithstanding, the perplexity of computing escalates exponentially.
